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We'll have a fix for this in the next release of csf. Thank you for reporting the issue.

We are unable to recreate a problem. Ran on a fresh CentOS v7.9 install with webmin v1.962. From within webmin after clicking lfd restart: ● lfd.service - ConfigServer Firewall & Security - lfd Loaded: loaded (/usr/lib/systemd/system/lfd.service; enabled; vendor preset: disabled) Active: active ...

We've made some improvements to the binary search for the maxmind lookups, for the next release of csf. In the meantime, you will have to either use your workaround or switch to CC_SRC = "2".

We've added this in v14.08 which has just been released:
https://blog.configserver.com/

There is no repo as csf is released under a commercial license, not open source.

The issue of the missing images directory and contents should now be resolved in the just released v14.08:
https://blog.configserver.com/

That is again down to the source files. It is why there is a warning about relying on Country Codes in csf and the inherent inaccuracy of Geolocation by IP address. There is nothing at all that we can do to help with third party provided resources: 194.26.25.0,194.26.25.255,NA,US,California,"Lo...

I just checked the MaxMind database and it is a problem with their data: This is their range match: 194.87.128.0/18,2017370,2017370,,0,0 This is their country match: 2017370,en,EU,Europe,RU,Russia,0 Which is why Country Code to IP address matching can be unreliable. I'd suggest switching to: CC_SRC ...

Sounds like out of date country code data.

• Which csf option are you using to send a report?

• What is the full line in csf.deny and lfd.log for the block?

What are the following set to:

• CC_LOOKUPS

• CC_SRC

• What are the dates on the files in /var/lib/csf/Geo/

That is a different issue. See viewtopic.php?f=4&t=11967

Thank you for reporting this. We've just release csf v14.07 that fixes this.